Sentence examples for strongly traditional from inspiring English sources
Out of the slow exolutions typical of a strongly traditional art, there emerges an astute view of the human situation.
Excellent scuba diving off the shore of Yap, as well as the attractions of the archipelago's culture, which is still strongly traditional, combine to make tourism a major engine of economic growth.
Many illustrated manuscripts survive, giving an impression of a transition about 1370 1410 from a strongly traditional Lombard style to something that has much in common with northern work.
Joseph's passionate zeal to change everything and to force a new form of life on his subjects met with embittered resistance, chiefly in such strongly traditional countries as the Austrian Netherlands and Hungary.
This description is strongly traditional and not aligned with reformed pedagogical beliefs despite using a descriptor often associated with reformed teaching strategies.
But it also advocates a strongly traditional role for women as mothers and wives, and contends that equality cannot undermine that role or contradict Islamic Shariah law.
Again, he's not as strongly for traditional exams as you'd expect.
The compromise was typical of the way Islam must bend in Nigeria, as it has to in most countries in sub-Saharan Africa, where the religion exists alongside Christianity and strongly held traditional beliefs, say experts on religion in Africa.
A report in the Times illustrates how strongly the traditional notion lingers on that there are some pursuits still best left to men: "Male grandmasters insist women do not have the logical hard wiring or the belligerence to succeed," it read.
In contrast to that institution's last major exhibition of Shanghai art in 1983, which focused strongly on traditional representations of Chinese heritage, the new show surveys the tension between the forces of outside influences and the push to stay loyal to Shanghai's own visual culture.
This differs strongly from traditional classification problems.
